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>>107847976rude
>dad gave me "the talk" about finding a job again>this time he tells me I've never been stressed out or known how to manage stress because I didn't get a degreethe other day he asked me why I don't ask companies for feedback when I fail interviews. lmao.
I have an interview in 10 hours for the first time in 3 years. Goodnight anons.
>>107848451how long have u been unemployed
I haven't had a job in over a year now since getting my meme degree, i think im falling pretty far behind the curve here
>he still uses a shartphone
>>107847586>phone is unlocked
>>107847568no that's just women lolol
>>107848277>what are the differences between a checksum and a file
>>107848411we had photos and scans before the first computer, why are you talking about cunt ?
>>107848471when you scan a barcode do you end up with a photo or a number
Why do you need 24GB of VRAM? What will you do with it that 16GB can't? Most people don't need more than 12 and you NEET highschool dropout hobbyists can get by just fine with 8GB for your projects and old games.
>>107842575>24? 16? What do you need 12GB of VRAM for?
>>107848138Yes you can use multiple CUDA devices at once. >>107848134Compared to 40 series. The jump from 30 to 40 was huge, literally a 3090 Ti is on par with a 4070 Ti.
>>107848153That's still not underpowered by any means
>>107848252It's deprecated trash!
>>107842575i get by without a graphics card.2008 libreboot'd thinkpad chads reporting in.that changes when GTA6 gets released. I need to play that on maxxxxxed out settings.
>ask AI to port something from python to rust>it's already up to 73 tests, written within the file itselfdo rustfags just love to test test test or something?
>>107848374>/g/eet filtered by trivial modules invents new "bloat" concerns
>>107848408>over 1k lines of tests is fineno
>>107848444>/g/eetoloid switches to pure bait/bait-switchingnow that's just sad
>>107848374https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch11-03-test-organization.htmlYou can do whatever you want.
>>107848458i said it was 73 testshow long do you think 73 tests is going to be?
>China can't innovat...https://x.com/i/status/2009863532603687361
wumao shilling aside, the concept looks futuristic as fuckwe need to get to flying cities SOMEHOWwe need to get up in the air and this looks like a great first stepI imagine these are waaay more weather sensitive and might require an actual dispatcher to closely monitor
>>107845978Seems legit
>>107845978>>China can't innovat...I remember Nippon anime with shit like this from 40 years ago. Pretty sure I was pictures of similar shit on some "FUTURE TECHNOLOGY" books from the West too, like 50's futurism shit.
>>107847675>you westoidslol Joao mind your own favela
>>107845978this isn't a new idea, been around for like 60+ years, dunno if anyone built one that big beforethough
>breaks every site>have to whitelist any site you want to see anywaywhats the point
>>107839949Why can't you use both?I use uMatrix as a general blocker, uBlock if I want to block a specific script.
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>>107839970Not on Firefox. You're thinking of uBlock Origin Lite, the Chromium fork. I'm talking about uBlock Origin, the original project that still works on Firefox.>>107840323uMatrix is better at doing uMatrix things, yes. But I can get most of uMatrix's functionality through uBo. See the pic. The only thing it doesn't handle is cookies, which I handle through Firefox's "auto delete cookies on close" setting and a whitelist of sites I don't want it to happen on, like I explained. It's more of a sledgehammer than uMatrix was, but I found myself not using uMatrix's fine grained approach too much anyway.>>107845242uMatrix is abandonware that hasn't been touched since 2021. I'd prefer to not run something like that in my browser. Browsers are the most important thing to keep up to date. I say this as a guy who used uMatrix from its inception all the way until this month.
>>107839513That's very far from my experience.
>>107844681>use a an addon that no longer gets any support and is years out of datefuck off, retard.
All these fags making bimbo looking sex dolls into robots. But why not do what futurama did where its just a plain robot and then they overlay the identity overtop. Now granted we cant do that but with ar or vr goggles why not have a character model superimpose on a blank robot like joi and that hooker?Maybe add hair and clothing of similar mesh so u can twirl ur girls hair or w.e. but beyond that it doesnt even need eyes and shit. Its all presented in vr goggles. So question how long until a proto holodexk. Where i can create on demand a virtual 3d space like a white villa on a fruitger aero blue beach surrounded by ocean. With a cute emo blonde girl with eyeliner that then i can snuggle with, dance, pick up, and obv smash her puss. Like 2 to 3 years?
>>107848258>a real community of people, learning and growing together while being actually invested in each other.Where the hell can you find this in the real world? Did you fall into a coma in the 1940s and just wake up?>Your AI waifu will never start a family with you, you'll never get to grow together as people through sickness and health. Your AI waifu will never bear you children who will then bring you grandchildrenStop projecting your desires onto others, and furthermore, trying to force an entire lifestyle and set of life goals onto others. Your bullshit is full of platitudes anyway that very rarely manifest in a real relationship or in real society.
>>107848299I literally live in one. Im 30. I have a 28 year old wife and a baby on the way. I live in a neighborhood with neighbors we know, and we have friends with families of their own in the neighboring towns. It is super easy to find a real community of people who exist outside of your online nihilism bubble. You just need to actually be willing to work to make yourself into a person that is worth people giving a shit about. If you are so unwilling to work on your own problems that you are nothing but a depressing burden, no shit you'll be treated like one. If you actually are genuinely interested in improving yourself and being good to those around you, it will be repaid in spades.
>>107848278> You're not entitled to the labor of all the lonely men in the world to maintain the society that makes you so happy, while providing zero happiness to the aforementioned lonely men.You are unhappy because you want to be. Sisyphus was happy enduring endless torment. You're finding ways to be miserable in your comfortable life because you haven't been delivered your dream girl who thinks and behaves like your fantasy on a silver platter. You don't want to play the game of "entitlement." If you actually do any real introspection, you'll likely find yourself taking far more than you've given. Nobody wants you to do it for them, they want you to pull your own weight and pay it forward for others.
>>107848095what youre describing as true love is closer to the unconditional love of a parent, ie youre infantile.
>>107848299>Stop projecting a normal life onto others!sometimes i forget this board is 99% poorfag brown incels
About to get a software developer degreeSchool I went to sucked and I can barely codewat do
>>107848236You can start killing yourself. You are not required anymore
>$20,000 in student debt>literally 6-12 months away from the entire field being reduced to ashhonestly just a generational fumble. life ruined
>wat dowas it really that bad of a school, or did you just do the bare minimum (not meeting with prof, cheating yourself on hw/labs/assignments) or not engage with the fundamentals with anything else (projects, research, internships) on your own time?well, i'm not in the best position to give solid advice still being in school, but i hear math majors transition to higher cs knowing fuckall, so i suppose it could be worse.up to you. do that research degree to stall loans, put yourself through the paces and then do your own thing for money, tough out whatever is going on in wagieland right now, etc.
>>107848236just b urself
>>107848443Trqe. Maybe some people first started getting into trouble when they lost touch with themselves and started to focus on what everyone else wanted.
These are the only Features that would make me want to upgrade to the new bloated ios-looking version of macos.Will these actually remove pajeet interactions from my life and get rid of the annoyance of sitting on hold or is it bunk?
Can't wait for some company to create AI agents which can interact with phone mazes and on-hold hell for you.
>>107847261not sure why it's apparently not working for >>107847737 but ios26/iphone17 here and these features rockcall screening is useful since it shows the interaction with caller/scammer/jeet transcribed, and for the most part robo calls seem to disconnect pretty promptly or the transcription is psychobabble enough that you know not to answerthe call holding option on phone is tucked away under the "more" (or is it "menu?" the panel during calls that has speaker, mute etc, i dont remember) so so far none of my coworkers had realized the option was therei sit on hold with shipping companies a lot for work so it's been genuinely useful
>>107847261>features that android have had for over a decadeGOOD MORNING SIR!>Will these actually remove pajeet interactionspost hands, sandeep.>>107848366>NOOO! YOU'RE USING IT WRONG!GOOD MORNING SIR!
>>107847271>>107848459Jeets use Android tho.
>>107848465post the same picture you've been posting for 10+ years, sandeep!https://desuarchive.org/g/search/image/aPfE8BcY8XCDz_9cXa4hCg/
how true is this
>>107840534Maybe profit isn't the most important thing to care about versus value of the product itself.OpenAI provides what is essentially public services comparable to a search engine.Many benefit from this. Does it matter if the company profits. People are acting as if these multiple big players and government bodies banding together to produce something is bad because it costs time and resources. What of value doesn't.
>>107847546The dotcom bubble saw like 90% of companies just die.
>>107848216If you are clueless enough that you take literally anything those clowns at less-wrong say, you are not worth listening to. Before you link some other fallacy, I'm not arguing against you. I'm calling you a moron who isn't even worth arguing against.
>>107848369>you take literally anything those clowns at less-wrong sayFor what it's worth, I don't take anything those clowns say literally. But don't let that stop you jumping to conclusions and coming up with strawmen. Oh sorry, that's another fallacy.
>>107848445Do you want an actual argument against what you were saying? Here's an actual argument against it.> If you have more demand than you can supply then obviously you invest your revenue in building more factories to scale up productionOpenAI has a current market capitalization of over 50 times it's annual revenue. In simple terms, if they were to need to make their current stock liquid via revenue, it would take them over 50 years to do so. That isn't accounting for them just committing to 1.4 trillion dollars of hardware over the next 5 years, when they can't even break 20 billion in revenue. There is absolutely no future in which selling tokens (which they currently do at a loss, and will do at a loss for at minimum the next 5 years if their current publications are to be believed), will cover the astronomical expenditures they've committed to. If this company were operating in literally any other industry, they would likely be getting their insides reamed out by the FTC. The only reason they aren't is because our current government genuinely seems to believe the scam and are afraid we will "lose the arms race to China" if they don't go all in and cut all the guard rails.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/01/fcc-lets-verizon-lock-phones-for-longer-making-it-harder-to-switch-carriers/
but why do you care? are you a poor mutt or something?
>buying carrier locked phones everYou only have yourself to blame.
thanks donal grumpcan't wait until he legalizes corpo slavery
>>107847819>buying phones that are carrier locked>buying phones from verizonlmao. retards are fucking amazing.
it's over. the infinite AI investment money is drying up.
>>107847306>>107847887Lmao what a bunch of scammers
>>107847887probably insane costs on hardware and services and shit.who do you think is surviving this squeeze? hardware at crazy prices, datacenters have infinite cost now, energy shortages, and shit's free you access the page and like...use it.small companies are being forced out by giants, how it's always been how it's always gonna be
>>107848231google will survive, meta will probably be their only real competitor, openai probably
>>107848176>>107848184I just enjoy trannies suffering
>>107847274I actually liked phindBut all it's updates were dogshitShould have just kept it simple Perplexity is the absolute king of shit answers though.Honestly there's no good replacement anymore Everything else is hallucination slop
Please redeem the Turbo C.
>jeets are more minimalist than even /g/eetsIt's over...
>>107847638At least they no longer appear to be using the older K&R version. Good for them. More based than jeety all things considered.
>>107847638>Activate WindowsSaar, please redeem the activation scripts!
>>107847638I'm Indian and I look like this and do all of this.
Has AI produced anything good other than AlphaFold?
>>107848329I'm not moving the goalposts. I'm pointing out that the thing you're attributing to AI was already trivial to do with the resources that already exist. Those resources that already exist aren't leaving untold wreckage in their wake in the way AI is. It's all downside and no upside.
>>107848358>goalpost: your skills will not work in the real world>i used my skills in the real world and it worked>new goalpost: even if it worked it could have been done with youtube or wikihow insteadchimpanzee brain
>>107846134>Has AI produced anything goodYou probably use a bunch of AI tools like background blur, OCR, video captions, image "filters", autocomplete, dynamic upscaling and semantic search in database backends without even thinking about it every single dayyou fucking retards always insist everything is impossible for AI, but when AI does it the task suddenly becomes mundane and "not true AI".
>>107848385Congratulations. You've built an antenna. I'm glad the AI was so powerful that you were able to learn to cut an aluminum can in half and solder two pieces of coaxial wire to it.Have you learned anything that actually requires you to use your brain?
>>107848427This is a list of a bunch of different tools, none of which are based on LLM's like ChatGPT (what people think of when people say "AI.") If the category of "AI" is so big you include auto complete, you might as well consider every single markov process based natural language processing system over the last 70 years AI.
Best Practices Editionprevious: >>107761293READ THE (temp)WIKI! & help by contributing:https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Home_server/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualization. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a OPNsense/PFsense box and configuring some VLANs. There's always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you’re god-tier already? Setup OpenStack and report back.>What software should I run?Install Gentoo. Or whatever flavor of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin/Emby/Plex to replace Netflix, Nextcloud to replace Googlel, Ampache/Navidrome to replace Spotify, the list goes on. Look at the awesome self-hosted list and ask.>Why should I have a home server?De-botnet your life. Learn something new. Serving applications to yourself, your family, and your frens feels good. Put your tech skills to good use for yourself and those close to you. Store their data with proper availability redundancy and backups and serve it back to them with a /comfy/ easy to use interface.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107847055RAID is useless unless you have shitloads of data that you need to backup. I have a service running everyday at a specific time that creates two copies of my Immich DB and folder with pictures in two different drives. I have another one to backup the entire OS twice a month in case anything breaks. Besides that, all the p0rn is expendable, so why bother.
Anyone ever bought refurbished WD drives direct from WD themselves?What is 'refurbished' by their standards? Come with a 1 year limited warranty.Are they returns from casual customers (often retards who demand returns because the e.g. the 1TB drive was 'only' 931GB!!!!!!), so the drives are barely used?Or would they have a lot of mileage on them, or bad SMART values?It's about a 35-40% discount, so I'm considering it.
>>107848319I've been colecting my porn and shitposts for over a decade. You bet your ass I've got that on raidz2 with daily backups to a secondary server. Lots of people also talk about how "if I lose my media I'll just torrent it again", but I'm more of a, "sooner rather than later (they) are going to nuke every source and I'll only have what I have after that", kinda guy.
>>107848346Do manufacturers even do "refurbishes"? They're probably recertified. Which means more than likely they were part of a batch that had too high of a failure rate in testing, so an oem like Dell rejected the order and sent them back.
>>107846875Just 11 running applications, 64 including all the system pods. Oh no I must immediately run more to justify having a cluster
